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These statements describe the depth at which two sea creatures are swimming. Note that sea level is equal to zero.
The six-gill shark is swimming 8,200 feet below sea level.
The fangtooth fish is swimming 6,500 feet below sea level.
Complete this sentence.
The six-gill shark is (blank) sea level than the fangtooth fish because (blank, compare absolute value)
The six-gill shark is swimming 8,200 feet below sea level.
The fangtooth fish is swimming 6,500 feet below sea level.
Complete this sentence.
The six-gill shark is (blank) sea level than the fangtooth fish because (blank, compare absolute value)
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Answered by
Henry
d = -8200 - (-6500) = -1700 Ft.
So the six-gill shark swims 1700 Ft. below the fang-tooth fish.
So the six-gill shark swims 1700 Ft. below the fang-tooth fish.
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